This Declassified episode presents a declassified Central Intelligence Agency
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This Declassified episode presents a declassified Central Intelligence Agency memorandum for the record, dated February seventh, nineteen fifty. It details a rumored conflict between the Soviet Union and Communist China, citing troop movements and diplomatic difficulties. This document is available through documents two dot the black vault dot com. This document, identified as CI zero zero three one nine, was released to the public under the Freedom of Information Act. It was declassified and released on January twenty-fourth, two thousand twelve, under the authority of the National Archives and Records Administration. The document reads: "February seventh, nineteen fifty. Memorandum for the Record. Lloyd George just came to see me to deliver orally what he characterized as an ‘extremely bizarre’ report, but one which he said he wanted us to have in any case. He has received a report from Mukden dated February fourth that there is a rumor of a strong possibility of a state of war betwe
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